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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-09

ger .3eit getuiie Paan5en, gum 8eiipiel
Wei3en, berporgebra6t bat. wirS allnld.
liza in ben Stanb Der llnfrll6tbartelt
suriidIallen, tusnn inn ni6t o~ieienigen
8eltanbtbeile sugefiibrt neroen, pelfe
bic Yflansen inn gu ibrer G%rndbrutlg
entnommer baben. Sur6 Ibwe6ielung
in Der gu cultipirenben phan5engattung
fam bieier 3uitanb berS6sert peroer.
glls bic &ei6baltigteit beg 8ooers 81
i6pinben begann unb nit Der Sernebs
ruiIg Der GinwobncrSabI muBte man in
Yreuben baran benfen, bur6 Siingu1g
bes 8obens Der Natur nadsubelfen.
lro Der intenigenten uno co%niequenterI
Miibewaltung Der preuBii6en Tauerr1,
unterfiibt bur9 Na9fori6ungen unb
@ntbedungen, uelGe in ben trettllterI
Iaubwirtbfdaftliden unb te9niiber
SnItituten Seutl6lanbs gema9t muir:
BEN, geIang es, ben gderbau 10 einfa9
unb rationel Su MAIDEN, baB es berelts
m0gIi6 1T, genau ben Grtrag oes So=
bens ~feftSuffellen, bepor mod oas ga:
menforn gelest 1T es lei eeur, oaB
auBersewbbnIi6e Intercollegiate 3ufaue
ale 8erednunser 81 S6aneen MAIDEN.
So niro pobI mod cine lange 3eit
pergeben, bis man es in ben 8ereinigs
ten Staten arf bieie Stufe Der Boil
enbuns gebra@t bat. Sas alererite
unb er6Bte SinberniB bilbet bier mod
bas 9aubmono2ol; auf 10 riefgen
Sireden, Die inter benz Sp6brud fa'
b~ritmdbiser @ultipirung leiben, 1T ins
bipibueq iorgfdltige gIrbeIt elm Ding Ser
unmosli9teit; aber in bemielben 8ers
bdltniFe. in pel9em Der benz Snbipis
buum ~biersulanbe 81 8ebote ftebenbe
glenbogenraum abuimmt, unb Der
&f um bic Selbfybaltung INNER
beftiger nirb, muB aud in Der porlies
genben Sinii9t cine our6sdngige geis
ierIng eintreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-09

= Sn Strabburg itaub am IL. Mai
Dor Der Straftammer bes 2anbgeri6ts
elm Observation-Disclosures 9nabe, Der Sobn
elmer aIteIfdifi1en Siirgerfamilie, unter
Der @nflage Der MaieitdtssS eleibigurg.
Ser 2nabe trat nit GROCER &ube uab
.3uperii9t auf unb leuguete ni9t einen
@uaenbIid, baB er ii9 bes ibm sur Sait
geleeten 8ergebsns f6ulbig gemadt
babe. SO iei cine Serabreoung unter
r8ielen" gepeien, am %. Mldr3 bel benz
So9 auf ben &aiier, u1brenb Der
iSeier auf Dem 8pmuafum, ben Ruf ers
fdalen gu lahen: ran ben SalgeH!"
Ollie Witperi9morenen bitten i'm geges
benen Moment gei6wiegen, er allein
babe ieiu Wort gebaIten, luie bas feline
Bfidt getueien lei! Gin n&uf" ma es
nun alerbines nidt gewefen, pielmebr
nur cine nit unterbriidter Stimnle ge'
duberie r&anbbemerfuns"; aber lie mar
BON mebreren Miti6ilsrH Dernommeu
unb sur Mn3sige sebra9t Dorben. Mfar
bate anfdngIi9 bic drserli6e 4naes
legenbeit ian StiIen absuDideln gehott,
aber bas @erii6t baui6te lie auf uno
Der StaatsanwaIt lab ii9 genOtbigt,
bapOn NoiiS gu uebmen. Der oumme
Sunse ipurbe gu bier % o d U e.
fdngui 8 perurtbeilt unb brad
in Sbrdnen aus unb perlieB in Dei6'
miitbigiier Siimmung ben Saal, be-
gleitet BON ieinem 8ater. Der !ei9en'
blaB bor @rresung Der SerbaHblung
nit fieberbafter Spannung gefolgt mar.
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Mdubfutrthfdbaft.


Sc fann nur cine Grage Der 3eit
fein, mann an bic amerifanif9en Saus
ern bic Notbpenbigfeit gebieterii9 bers
antritt, bas isbige Spftem Der Sanos
pirtbI9aft- SpftemloFgfeit udre els
gentli9 Der paIenbere gusbrud nod
tpeI9em Der 8oben gu fortgeieBter unS
rubeloier Grseusungstbdtigfeit angebaI'
ten mirb, elmer griinbli6en unb pers
uunftgemdBen Menberung gu unterSies
ben. Sn Der Shat ma6t fi6 in einigen
8egenben unieres 2anoes ieBt f9on
bas 8ebIrfniB geltenb, Der p~erfiegenben
grtragstraft bes 8obens bur6 fiinifs
Ii6e Wittel cine S6rante 81 Sieben,
obtpobI bic Ser. Staten i'm 8erbaltr
nib su europdii9en 9dnbern nod ni6t
einmal bic Ginberiabre binter fi6 baben.
So f6reibt ein 8irsinier Bauer an
ben GonfuI Der Ser. Staten gu Gree
felo: sd wiini9e gttpas iiber Die
Metbobe gu erfabreH. bur6 mel6e Der
8oben, Der i6on felt Sabrbunoerten
bparbeitet morben lit. erseugungsfdbis
ger. als in ieinem Natursuiianb ges
madt merben fam. Infer 2ano in
0irginien, obpobI nod faum 300
Sabre urter Qultipation, it i6on aug.
gearbeitet, uno s SuibeI @ei3eu pro
older fam als gutter grtrag gelten.
Woaen sic mid wifen laiiem, wie
preuBifde 8aueru ben 8oben beban=
beln, UNI cine quite Grnte 81 erSieleH2
Sn ben Nleoerungen uuieres States
baben mir ale 8ortbeile bes 3limas,
fomobI pie Der Gage, unb nit berielben
GenutniB, tpelde Den preuBiI6en Bau=
ern ausaeidnet, miiBte 8irginien Elm
duBerit rei9er Stat iein, a~nltatt baB
bic armutb ibr 3elt bier aufgsI9Iagen
bot"
Der 9OHiul iebte ii6 bierauf nit
Sa6beritdnoigen in 8erbinbung, unb
bic 8elebrung, bic er benz 8irginier
sibt, entbdlt 3mar Ni9ts, mas Oeuts
i6en ni6t i6on ldn9if betannt tpdre,
uber es 1T cine Sbatia6e. baB 2anbss
Ieute almdlig bic einfa6iieu unge3oges
men 8runbi1Be in ben Wino i6Iagen
uno li6 nit iener Den 9euti9en gans
berporragenb fenH5ei6nenbeH 2ei6tig.
felt, lin &om es maben wie bic G6.
mer", Dem lanolduiigen S6Ienbrian
anbequemen. obre bas gnbe gu bebens
fen. 8eBbalb oiirite IS immerbin am
YluBe iein, aus ben Semertungen oes
Soniuls bGs GoIgenoe berausSugreifen,
hus pon onen Eeutfhen als bas ri y
s. einer ~rationelltn 2anbnirtbfdaft
luie0ererfannt werOen Dir6:
.Srgeno wel6er 8oben, Der felt lans
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QlucrIct.

= &eb. 81. $. Sutherland bat Dor
Dem Ser. Siaaten 2ommiiioner Ste
penion cine Glage aegen Gus. &s
mann tpegen Nngrifs auf feline perfon
anbdngig ssma6t, neil Der 4ngrit aui
benz @ruuo unb 8oben Der Der. Stdas
ten gei6ah.
- Ser gr.@ireusbeiber. Dan 2ice,
bat in Qallettspile bic Wittpe so. 8.
&obinion gebeiratbet. Mrs. &obinion
1T bic rei1fe 6rau in 2apaca @ountp +;
fe bat eineu sroBen 8runbbefb nit
reihen 8iebbeeroen. Sic bat aber aud
nod 9dnbereien in arder unb in meb.
reren anbereu Counties. Sic 1T 45
Sabre alt unb gilt als cine Der inteui'
genteiten Grauen i'm Staate Seras.
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E6Iadpiiafcit.

Narfptii6e unb Serubigungsmit'
tel morbea ben S6laf, Der unnatiirlis
den 8etdubung folgen f9limme Wirs
tlngen. Simmons 2iper u e.
guIator beieitist bic uria6en, bic
unruben uno S9lafoiigteit bur6 &es
suliruns Der Sdrme, Serfeaung outer
Seroauuug uno 8erubisung Der yter.
ben. Yrobiere i'm unb bu mirft balb
Sen Segen geiuuben S9lafes ertenneH.
Sabe Iebr al Spspepfie uab S3iafo'
iisteit selittsu; SObalO i'd bic s~eringite
Nerpeni9nd9e ipire, nebme i'd cine
Oofis Simmons 2ipers Regulator uno
i6lafe bic sanSe Na9t.
Jrau &. 8rpant, 8rispalospile Ga.
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Cinderella Sd5ub sSture.
gde Sf.SonfonitraBe unb abenue c.

panit! panif! pauif!
B6E rniere Ioeben i'm Often anges -6a
fauften 8orrdtbe on S6uben utb
StiefelH miiHen in IA Sager
bertauft tperben, uno iei
sg- es unterm 9offenpreis! -&a
6olgenoe 8eiipiele bienen als 8epeis
unIerer beifpienos uiebrigeH preiie:
II perI6iebene arten niebriger 9erren'
f6ube gu S1.40( preis $1.75)
Sanbgendbte Serreni6ube nGongreB"
su $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis so.
grtrafeine banbgendbte 9errni6ube gu
$3.50 (anberstuo su $3.50 Derfauft.)
9nabeni9ube II. 6n6pffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
grtrafeine Sn6pftiefel fir SHaben 81
(Mertb $2.75).
Samen.p antoffeln Scr. So Sl 1ur
Is Gts. bas paar (Wertb So.
Seine Wdb6eni6ube BON SlacesSeber
al nur IS Gents (Wertb 81.
Ginberi6ube 81 40, so unb 90 Gents,
bic anbersmo 60, IS Gents uno 81
foften.
9abp S6ube beri6iebener Dirt, bon
25 Gents an.
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0ei1dits It bermabme.

Ser llntersei9nete maGt hermit be-
FAINT, baB er ben
Salou nrO Die @arten Wtrtbidaft
bon Deter Sonas am beutigeu
Sage iibernommen bat. SO tuerbeu
tuie bisber trllr bic beiten 8etrdnfe urb
@igarrer gefiibtt perben unb es miro
mein 8efreben iein, ben @arten gum
Sammelplab beutider 5amiliea gu
MAIDEN. Inter benz Seripre6en promps
ter unb aufmertiamer Bebienung bittet
nm sablrei6en 3ufpru9
Ben. mimic d.
San Mntonio, 1. SUM- 1887.
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= Del benz eriten gln3ei6en BON
Masenh6runs unb Mageni6wd6e, TO-.
tuie bon 2eberIeiben un6 ionfigen
St6rungen Der llnterleibsOrgane, menbe
man als 8Orbeusungsmittel i6Ieuaigft
apers Gatarrb piIIen on.
9iefe pillen mirfen milbe, finb bolls
fidnoig Suberldilig, iino angenebm elm,
sunebmen unb beIeitigen iebe yfeigung
au Qebers ober llnterleibss Sei6perben.
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Gam Saciutp Salpun.

Ser allen 2eIern moblbefannte Nirtb,
Serr 8i6arb Gents, bat ON beus
tiaen Sage ben 9 Sacinto Ga=
hbernommeM uno blttet un
sablreiden 3ufpru6. 8,2m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-09

Bag @obin Sbr geben m6gt, fragt
mad Gone Star 8ier. 9ahelbe
iff Der @eiunbbeit boppelt Satrdgli9:
es erfrii9t unb fdrft.
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BarSas 2onsS pWiener"
Bier iibertrift an Site unb &einbeit
ole anberen 8ierel
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aMiitter

eie i'll Stm Slutc ibrer SiliSer 3ciher ton
llnreiubcit cutocden, iolltCn logleid) III &c
cignetcn 9eilmittclu greiieu. Der giangcl
oieier Sorsialt bel jingcu gtdodcn 1T bic
Saupturiadle scr ulciiteu Srdutbeiteit, oeien
6raucu uutcruorfcu iiuo. Strait Sarriet
u. Battles bon South CHELMSFORD, Niaii.,
idlreibt: rMicinc ;m0liidbrige Sodlter leioet
lett eiucm Sabre all %allgcrntincr Sdiuddc.
Scit cinigen @odlen fingen mir on ibr
Aper'S Sariaparilla ciniugebcn, unb ibre
@eiunbbeit bat id) ieitoem beoeuteuo Der
beiiert." 6rau 5. 3. 9tobiuiou, YcrtirS
Ct, Someruiie, Waii., iagt: n0tiitter
iolteu
Aper's Sarfapariua
III ibreu 6anilicn gebraudleu. Sir MldS.
den ituiidcn 10 rno IA Sabrtn 1T iie III.
iddsbar."
Sn alien Spotheteu III baber.
Preis 81; Seds Slni6rn, S..
gersitet bon 81. 9. 6. aper & Co., 9otpeu,
Wiaii., Y. Ct. b. u.
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BdS- Das Gone Star Seg , Bier
1T bas b c Il c | III Marttl
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SIngltngena Mdnnern
mtr5
Sid)ere 9eilang 9%arantirt.

Die fdredIiden GoIsen Der Suseubiuuoen.
@eidledtsf9rade beruriadenb, tpOburt Self
uno a0rper ruinirt per6eu, permanent ges
belt. Ser:tlopfsn, Sdi@ternbeit, Saameu.
abfub. Gebddtnieidpdde, gerIuf Der Gnsr.
gle, slbueisune seseu Gefelfdaft uuO Welan,
dolie sriinbIid furirt. gerbeirntbete Skinner,
ooer foIde, bic ii9 perbeiratben polen, bic in
Golse bon Satisfaction in Der Susenb an Sc.
f3Iedts- unb 9srbenidpdde Isiben~ perosn
grinbIi6 furirt. aeine MineraIien eineese,
ben. Suuse SKINNER, bic ibrs Belt nit unfdbi.
gen eeuten berI9penbet unb iid baburd 3ranf-
beiten hes ROPES. Der Raie, Oes 9aIfes, Der
2eber, 2uusen, einseiueiOe unO bes Masens
susesosen baben, iDerben fdneu turirt. East
Gnd ui9t bur& faIfGes S3amsefdbl abbaIten,
fofort
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Die reidfe uno elssantelfe slusnabl
BON Grtifeln, relde flo b~eIenbers 30
@eSurtstass. n 5O83elts . @f4snten
ei9nen, ais:
Silber'pla iirte Waoren,
Statusn BON SrCnse, Terra Gotta,
Ycr3eUau unb Nlabafer.
@elisioie 5isuren, grueifire unb Rc.
ienfrdnae..
Siumen=S aisu unb ampsln.
2ahen, fein tecorirte.
albums in GROCER dusDabl.
photographer alIer Nrt.
S%cupenirs NIT 81 anfidten BON San
Gntcnic, fir so Gents.
Silpsr uno 8ilber. Rabmen.
Muifbcisn uno utren.
O~pern8fdier unb SernrSbre.
E~afdenmeiIer uno SHeeren.
Damen unb Serren TeiIet ReeaHaire.
@elbtai&en fir 1erren unb Damen.
Oou1en . 9anbtafden.
8riefsW oppen.
S9reibseuse n Woti,ba9er.
Tiften=4arten. @tuis.
Damien Mrbeits . 8df9en unb 9Srbe.
90nb. Spiesel unb 9dmrne.
&au&.E iide uno Service.
Gisarren Gtuis.
3eitunss.W appsn.
Spa3ierfSde.
gOsel. unb Gidbcrn 9iFse.
Gccorbecns, 3itbern unb Sarmcnicas.
Mui9sln in GROCER auswahl.
Slid Npporate.
Bapisre uno icnfise Wuteriolien jur
Gnfertisuns bon BapiersH luuten.
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D R. SSE G..
aueonfultireu.
AO. 734 Glm>S tr., Sallas, Seras
orr. ~nL...x~ 0~-~FL. ....

aug 6epeIuien Nluhtpetteu eulItl.
grompte sufmerfiamfeit aorresponbsn3sn &c.
idenft. MeIbst mir bic Sbmptome unb NfeSi.
ain pirb unber;isli9 c. o. D. berlanbt. Or.
@aTer5ug if etn Srabnirter Siplom in fe'ne,
Ofifel nit lsidbrieer YrariS butter fid. Yraf'
tisirt ieit Sabren in Dallas. Il, 3tuu
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,u b~tfa1en. lin nun unisrsn Yprratb BON Serren' unb
idnca ais unSslid aussupertaufen, werben mir Dor
preiIen lcsIGlasen. Die Trsiie perben bon
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! His answer was Inc same-"Pay YOUR
| fare, or get off," At this point. gen
tleman in the forward part Of the car,
who had been intently watching the
colloquy between the conductor and
mys-lf, came over to me and asked:
Are yod Detective -, OF Balti-
more?
1 replied that I was, whereupoh he
drew out wallet filled with noyes, and
handed It to me. saying:
Here, take this money and use it as
you like. You can settle with me after
you reach Baltimore.
At the same time he handed me his
card, which bore the name of we'll
known merchant belonging in Balti-
mora, and q man whom had known
by reputation for a long time. The
conductor after this was convinced thaS
had told him the truth, and was very
willing that I should ride free with my
prisoner. l, therefore, declined the
generous offer of the merchant, and
came on to the city without any other
incident worth recording. From Cam
den Station we went direct to the Cen =
trail Station-house, where Latimer was
locked up. The next day he had
hearing, and was committed for court.
In due time he was tried, convicted and
sentenced TO the penitentiary for long
term.-Baltimore american.
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This was great clue: was on the

This was great clue: l was on the
track of my man.
With renewed hope kept on and or
until | came 10 little bridge. Think
ing Latimer might be hiding under it,
I looked, but found no one there. i
started off again, and planned my
movements for that night. | stopped
to rest for a moment, when | heard d
noise among the shrubbery which lined
both sides OF the road. 1t was worth
investigating, l thought, so climbed
up the hill and looked in every direc-
ton, but could see nothing wrong.
No sooner had l returned to the road
than came face to face with Latimer.
He was prepared for a struggle, and
made lange for me at once.
1 jumped aside, and his blow missed
its mark.
|. Then he rushed in upon me and
struck me powerful blow III the face.
which almost stunned me. We next
clinched, and by an almost superhuman
effort | threw my man, and struck him
full IN the face as hard as could, until
he called out for mercy.
Then | let up on him. and led him
like child to the house of the section
boss, where l obtained ropes with
which l bound his hands and
arms. His. bleeding face was
wast ed and dressed, and some food was
given him to eat. | inquired about the
trains. There would not be a tram
along which stopped at that station IN
til the next morning, so we were Obliged
to remain at the house all night.
l placed Latimer in one of the upper
rooms of the house, still bound with
the ropes. and seated myself beside him
with a revolver, which | had borrowed,
in my hand. l did not intend to close
my eyes. The prisoner, who was worn
out after the long tramp, fell asleep,
and was soon snoring. Ar las' daylight
dawned, with the prise! er still sleeping.
About o'clock the section boss brought
us up good breakfast, which, it is
needless to say, we both enjoyed.
The train was due at 745, and pre-
parations were begun for the departure.
As was without funds, L was offered
all the money the section boss had-a
small sum-but [ declined to take it,
feeling sure L would have no trouble
with the conductor of the train when L
explained mp position to him. In this
was mistaken, as int following will
show:
No sooner were we seated in the car
than the conductor came along for the
fares. told him briefly what had
happened to me, but he only laughed,
and said the story was TOO thin. l
argued with him, but to no purpose.
We'll" said. at last. "if you i'll stop
long enough at the next station Tor me
to wire to police headquarters in Bslti-
more, l will convince you By the time
We get to Cumberland thatI am all
right" ..,,- ., 4r. s
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SaltLake & W estern
RAIL AX.
On an after
Saturday, Dec. 2Oths 1885
Trains Will run as follows:

Connects with Utah Central train leavin
Salt -Ake at 7.40 am.
Connects with Utah Central train arriy
ing at Salt Lake at $40 pm.
Stop oaly upon signals.
W. W. RITTER,
mar q Supt
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BUY Common Sense Bob sleighs, of
the Cooperative Wagon and Machine
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A Most Liberal Offer

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Mich, offer to send their Celebrated
VoLTAIC BELTS and Electric Appliances
on thirty days 'trifl to any man afflicted
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mailed free W - Onre.
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TIED. & 2. G. coal is growing in
popular favor every day. Try it and
save money. L. Farr & Co., Main
street. vre
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Notice TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting of the Cooperative
Wagon 81 Machine Company will be held
at the company's Office IL Salt Lake
City, on Monday, January 10th, 1887, at
Z o'clock p. m. L. s. Wells,
+ Secretary.
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A Specified Amount

Guaranteed in the policies of the Man
haitian Life insurance Company, Of
New York, established 1880. Send TO
s. w. Darke & Co. for details. Pay
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by using Butterick's reliable paper pat
terms. For sale by JAS. WoTHERSPooN. '
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WE are now offering dress goods aud
trimmings cheaper than YOU ever saw.
JAS. WoTHERsPoOS.
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ogden Business Notices.

Now is the time to get bargains In
wooden goods and hosiery, at
JAS. WoTHERsPooN'S
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sHILOH'S CAFARRR REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheris
aud Cancer Mouth. For sale at A. g..
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-02

EXAMINE our fine line of gents under
wear at i JAS. WoTHERsPooN'S-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-02

USE the Arnold Cooker and Coffee
Pot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-28

diseases common in Cuba and tho other
islands in southern waters
Ed Kuhl, of Orlando, has received the
banner given by the Supreme Lodge to Or
the MORNING News. Ii is the handsomest
thing of the kind in the State. The banner
is made of heavy cardinal satin, bound with
gold braid and fringe The cross bar at the
top is beautifully finished, both ends having
large gold bali attached. The cords and
tassels are all of gold, and elegantly finished;
The staff is surmounted by spear head
and battle az combined. On one side Is the
following inscription in blue and silver:
sOrlando Division No /, y. r. Knights OF
Pythias, Orlando, Fla" In the centre of
this side is the emhlematlc lily painted in a
manner that is thoroughly true to nature.
On the reverse is the following: Supreme
Lodge, Toronto, Ontario, 1885" The banner
is about 4 feet wide by & feet in length. It
Is magnificent gift, and one the Orlando
knights feel justly proud Of.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-28
Charleston & Savannah Railway Go.

CONNECTIONS made at Savannah with Sa.
y vannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Trains leave and arrive at Savannah by stand.
ard time Goth merdan(, which is 80 minutes
slower than city time.
NoRTfIWARD
No. ~ 3St G6* 7Ss
Iv Sav'h, 1895 p m 400 p m 6:45 m s;23 m
AT Augusta 1890. ..... 1910 p m .........
Ar beaufort b;Oe p III ........ 1915 IN .........
Ar y Royal 500 p m ........ 1879 o m .........
Ar Aldale I:l0 p IN S:15pm 10:2n m .........
ar Cha 'ston 300 p m 500 p m 40 a m 1;25 a m
SOUTHWARK.
33+ a5s 27s
Lv C'ha'ston 7:1O IN .....:.. 1916 p m 3:45 m
Nv Augusta ......... ........ 1245 p m .........
Nv NJ dale. 5:10 m ........ 1907 p m e.. 49,.
Nv = Koyal. 700 m ......., 200 p IN ........,
Nv beaufort zig M ........ 2:15 y m -. 80.
AT say H.. 1918 IN ........ G:53 y III Gal q IN
+Duily between Savannah ana Charleston.
Sundays only.
Train No. Is makes no connection with Port
Royal aud Augusta Railway, and stops only 1T.
Rid2eland, Green Pond and Ravenel Train II
stops only at HemaSsee and Green Pond, and
connects for Beaufort and Port Royal daily, and
for Alendale daily, except Sunday Trains IS
and w connect from and for Beaufort and Port
Royal daily.
For tickets, sleeping car reservations and all
ether information apply 10 WIN. BREig,
Special Ticket Agent, - Bull street, and at
Charleston and Savannah railway ticket Office.
at Savannnh, Florida and Western Railway
depot. c, S. GADSDEN, Supt,
Nay IS, 1857.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-28

Pullman sleepers leave as follows: Jesup at
1880 p M for Chattanooga, Atlanta at 7:30 m
and ZOO m for Chattanooga. Rome at 4:05 p m
for Washington via Lynchburg; Chattanooga at
9:15 p III for New York via Shenandoah valley:
Chattanooga at $3.50 q III for Washington via
Lynchburg; Chattanooga at 7:10 IN for Little
Rock; Brunswick at 100 p IN for Atlanta.
B. w. WRENN, G. P. & TIA,
Knoxville, Tenn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-28


DeLand is to have the electric light IN its
streets. Two electric light companies have
agreed to put in plant if they are guaran-
toed twenty lights for five months in the
year at 50c. each per night. The lights
offered are OF the latest, improved, nom
oscillating kind, Many of the business mon
have subscribed and all of the principal
hotels. AS soon as the twenty lights are
guaranteed a meeting of the subscribers
will be held and details arranged Il is
thought that there will be no trouble in
securing the requisite number of lights, as
the citizens seem to be fully aware of tho
great benefit the lights would be TO the
town,
Tho contract for extending the South
Florida railroad TO deep water on Tampa
Bay has been awarded to Mai. Louis Nc
Lain, Of Sanford, who will begin operations
in a short time The contract is in good
hands and the work win be rapidly and
well done. He will put about 40 men to
work on Monday next, clearing and the
surveyors began yesterday 10 finally locate
the route. The terminus win be on Black
Point on old Tampa Bay, where, at the end
Of the wharf to be constructed, the water is
thirty feet deep--suticient for any boat on
the gulf. This will save the necessity Of
transfer at Tampa, and will also be aai ex.
cellent preventive against the introduc-
ton Of yellow fever or any otheI'coutagious
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-28
RAILROADS.
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Savannah, Florida & Western RaIVIsrT.

lAll trains on this road are run nv a..
Standard Time Uehtra
TIME CARD IN EFFECT MAY ,s
L Passenger trains on this road vii r ~, ~ I'M
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-28
South Florida Railroad
Central Standard Time.

Leave Jacksonville o., T and K. w 1880 p
m, Sanford 4:40 p m; arrive Tampa 900 ? n:
Returning leave Tampa 500 p m, Sanford
100 m; arrive Jacksonville o., T. and WI
$50 q m.